NIGHT OF LEGENDS: A Musical Revue

Get ready for an unforgettable night celebrating the music, artistry, and lasting legacies of four of the greatest entertainers of all time: Luther Vandross, Whitney Houston, Chaka Khan, and Prince.

Night of Legends is a high-energy musical revue that takes audiences on a journey through generations of timeless hits, soulful ballads, and electrifying performances. Featuring a powerhouse cast of regional vocalists and a live band, this production brings the music we grew up loving back to life through stunning vocals, heartfelt tributes, and unforgettable moments.

More than a concert, Night of Legends is a celebration of the artists whose voices shaped generations, whose music became the soundtrack to our lives, and whose legacies continue to inspire the world.

Night of Legends -
Nov 7th, 2026

August Wilson's The Piano Lesson

Set in Pittsburgh in 1936, The Piano Lesson tells the powerful story of a Black family torn between honoring their past and building a better future. At the center of the conflict is a treasured family piano, carved with the faces and history of their enslaved ancestors. When Boy Willie wants to sell the piano to purchase land once owned by his family's former enslavers, his sister Berniece refuses to part with it.

As buried secrets and painful memories resurface, the family must confront the true meaning of inheritance, identity, and legacy. August Wilson's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama asks a haunting question: How do we move forward without losing the very history that made us who we are?

August Wilson's - The Piano Lesson -
Jan 29 -31, 2027

Set in a bustling Harlem hair-braiding salon, Jaja’s African Hair Braiding by Jocelyn Bioh follows a lively group of West African immigrant women as they navigate friendship, family, love, and the pursuit of the American Dream. Over the course of one summer day, laughter, gossip, and personal struggles unfold as the women work to build better lives for themselves and their families.

Filled with humor, heart, and cultural richness, this Tony Award-winning comedy explores identity, immigration, sacrifice, and the strength of community. At its heart, Jaja’s African Hair Braiding is a celebration of Black womanhood, resilience, and the dreams that bring us together, even when the world threatens to pull us apart.

Jaja African Hair Braiding 
April 9 - 11, 2027